Why Is The Sky Blue? Science Experiment The sky above looks blue but why is that? Beyond the sky, beyond the Earth’s atmosphere is outer space, and it is black. So what makes the sky blue but space black? What you need a clear glass water soap (preferably white) a flashlight that emits white light On …
Leak-Proof Bag – Kid’s Science Experiment This is a really exciting experiment that you can try and home with your kids. You may want to wait for a sunny day as this experiment needs to be carried out outside as you will get wet! This activity is lots of fun for all of the family! …
Science: Homemade Ice Cream In a Bag! Now there’s no need for an ice cream machine or even a freezer. You can make ice cream in a bag in five minutes and it’s ready to eat straight away! A quick and easy ice cream recipe for all ages – and a fun kids’ cooking idea …
The Bouncy Egg Science Experiment Looking for an easy science project using a few household items? This simple science experiment will turn a regular egg or a hard-boiled egg into a bouncy ball! Kitchen science is a great way to get kids involved in learning about the way things work. Try making a bouncy egg …
Valentines Slime Sensory Play Science Activity Making homemade slime has been on my list of things to do with my daughter for quite a while. Finally with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I thought it would be the perfect time to give it a try! Here is the slime recipe, perfect for Valentines themed play. This …